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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-20
Cine Draiaaua
um Beaimmuneen aber bic gsbebuug
elmer geuerbefeuer foe bas 6iss
saliaty 1887 40 treifet.

Gel es bur9 ben Stabsratb ber stabi
San Mntonio berorbnet:
Settion /. DaB BON ieoer Derfou,
6irma pher 0eielf9oft Dol. Yerfoaeii,
Die irgeno elm bur1 Sic @eiebe bes
Gtdates 3eros beneuertes @euerbe BE.
treiben, bic Gdlfte Der folden @eiuerben
ouferlegtea Staatslteuer efbobeu iuirb,
NIT folHen 8ef9rdntuugtu, tuie BE Die
S~taaisgefebe 6eflimmeu; nn6 boB ale
bisber Doit Der Gtabt befieuerteu 0es
tperbe, bic ntdt bonn Gtoate befieueri
tuerben, bieielbe Gewerbeieaer be3ablen
tpie friber feif9eIiellt tuorben III.
angeuommen unb genebmist am 8.
OCTOBER 1887.
8rpan gala8bau q,
3eugniB: Mapor. {
o.. g. gIuhbon. Gtobt .gIert.
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Os ~ AeS$sGSe
EOS We. @ommereefra6
bdlt elm groBes uab febr eepdbltes aas
ger bon 8apeten. &ouleauy,
SiIberrG.hmeu nnb en-.
unb ferner ueben 3eidnensM saterialien
aller MT. GarbeH unb aufret
DER : W ateriaIien. befomoers
6ammers fertig gemif9te
Garbeussbie bsiien unb bilIigiieu lon
Marite, bi, unter boiler Ceramic Der.
sauft perben. Gen ter. uni. 6 y {,
get9tas unb anbere ID 6ieies Cad
i@lagenbe artitel; tuorin 0err Niler
bas grobte Goger i'm Meften bss ;Gtaa:
les bat. Auftrdse aus BEN 2anbe tper.
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-20
California metne.

Weinliebbaber fnben Ella srobes So.
ger bon feiaea California Weinen bel
Qerra 8. 3. Meper ON alamr
plaaa. 6err Neper iumt bic Meint
on Drt uno Stelle aus uhb fonft bret
aus BEN QeQer Der Weinaa@ter. Als
sutem Qenner eelinet Is tbm fiets, BIZ
betten Sorteu a~Ms3ntpdblen. CT fanu
feline Runben uno Gomilien nit einenl
gute1 9ropfen berieben. &otbs unb
@eibmeiHe Id bor3tieli&er QuaIitdi
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @allone - frel
ins 0ais geliefert.
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90. s. Gntterjfee q 60, 335
Ois 0ouiion.6 trabe, plumbers. Sos.
unb Gteam > Gitters, baIten fi9 benz
publifnm iiir lle In ibr6a6 fdlastnben
Mrbeiten enitfoblea unb perfpre6et
prompte Bei0reun9 alers s~luftrdge.
Qronleu9tet. @as. 6isturss, @abetuon.
men. gtofets &C. iiets au 9onb.
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gtne1tarfe Musftattnua

if ieneti iuunbetbaren Medanismus,
ben meui9Iihen Q6rper. bur9 Or.
pierees Golden Medical Discovery"
[solbent meoisinii9e gntbednns] ber'
llsben. luelme ibn eegeia bic andrife
Der aranfbeit fefiet. Die III bas NOD.
tige Dfutreiniguuss. unb Sdfteberbti (.
ferunesmittel unb ibr ginHuB aIs 0eiis
mittel eesen S6winofu&t. 2uftrbbren,
entjinbung unb ale Qrantbeiteu al.
3etrenber slrt IN idnfa, tpirffam unb
aabautrnb. ueberal su babsH.
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sSm. pSaiae q gsbs.

r
ilniere 6auptnabruns III unb bleibt
has 6leii@, unh UNI inldes fri{9 anb
gut III erlangea, fanti liaa t.nmbali6
eineH suuersdifgeren Mnrft fiuben, als
ben BON Mui. 66flins q Spbn, go.
511 Mpe. 6. Die 9erreu babeit benz
@ef9mad ibrer 4unben &e9nuns &c.
trceets unb Id ibrem @tabliHernent eine
talte 2uftmofmine erri@tet, tpel9e allen
anforberungen fitr grboltung rnb gnt.
fernung f@dbIi&er Snsrebiensen bes
GIeif9es entfpri9t. Sic baben befdn.
big ID ibren 9iebb6feu eiieu grDben
0osratb BON Woffnieb, aus tpel1eui
r,r bas Bette fir lire Qunben geiudtIt
triro. Wer reel bebient fetu min, Der
befuGe ben Martt, 9o. 511
aneHue 6. 1,10tlf
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6erren. Rnb Qnaben.An.
3nge. fGtptr geuig ffir perbf unb
Winter Is $3.50 biliger OILS friber,
nm NIT BEN 9orratb ~ rdumtn. pan.
eoof & Gobn.
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llniere sneuela Wtaterwaoren:
giotbing, 6srren.S Toilette. Mrtitel, Tin.
terseuss &C. fommen nod anb nod on
unb Iiesen sur gei9tisung offen. Yan.
coat & Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-20

- Die 9ampfs@e rberei in Marble
Sails ioll tingefdbr am erjfeH Ronember
in 8etrieb geiebt werben; ffe uirb nit
80. 600 pdutsn anFaneen.
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ednadbe nab linSnisie Graaesl

fsatsn nidt ser5neiisIa. fOnsssa seatb md -.
Iebruns aus einem Dn9e f46pftn, hard pet.
4es 9auieuoe inntrbaib iayaefer Belt lire boil,
0efnnb5eit pieber erlanet nnb ben tin3iae1
3nnf4 itres Seraens h erIaauna esben Il.
bea. Gas nit sieEen Asanfeneef4t3ffn @.
idateste, ftidii4 a~ussesatttte neasee @eyl
ipirb gratie unb france ber(3i6t non bel
S3rtbate Eiitie q Dt1penlartt ~ @
Dshtkon etr.s Neip Borf, 81. ~ -
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Die .Sreie NreFe fir Eegas"
bat Uon aaen Seutfd 8 terantfdem
3ettaneen Die er6bte A6onnemtets.
a0bf.
9emtfAIanb anf eamoa.

Dirb fd gerpiB fiir3li4 gepunbat has
ben, als er bic gan3 iebeH Y~ufdTHinen.
1anges entbebrenbe aabelbepefde log.
baB Elm heuti6es ariegsf9iH ben Sos
mig Malistoa bon Samoa gefangen &c.
fangen genommeu uno nod Der beut,
iden eRoloaie 2aiier.W ilbelns. 2anb
auf u.@uinea iron portir babe. Sc
febtte ba3a ieoe tpeiters grlduterung.
ALIEN foDiet iauBte aus Der Nd9riht
b%erporgeben, ba iener Wefangeuuabme
gan3 feltiame Dinge porausgegangen
iein mubten. limb Dos ia benz aud I'M
ber Shat Der Sal getpefen, obgtei6 be
beutfden Blatter hber iene 8oradnee
elm 3iemtIi9 perod4tiges @tilf9peieen
beoba9tet babea unb mon ii1 beahal5
auf bic en5lif6en uno an,eriEdMfhen
8eridte - bic natirli1 ni1t gang IN.
parteiif9 ftnb = fiiBen maB. tpenn
man 80 Ginger aiarbeit iiber iene
beutidaiamoaniiden 0effDidlunaen Der
lebter Moden unb Wonate geIan.
gen nil.
3uubrbsrif 1T iebo6 nod giniges
iiber be @oreefdi6te biefer Wirren
ppraus3uf9iden.
8elannt 1T, baB auf ben Samoa.
anfeln BET 6rem6eusGinfiuB elm iebr
9ro6sr. Ia, saaBeebenbef III. afnb oab
unier bieien 6rem0en fid bic Deutfden,
bic gnsldnber unb bic Mmerifaner ae.
senieitia ben &ang freitia MAIDEN, fper
bon ibnen ais bas md6gebenoe unb
herri6enbe Clement a~nsuieben lei.
9batfd9li9 III Der beutfde gtnflaB,
|iosuobl burd Die 3abt berA9 esuobner,
aIs aud bur9 ibr A~niebensia finansiel.
Her 0ini9t am beeeatenbifeu. Na fu.
triguen 3Dif9en ben 0ertretern Der brei
Mddte untereinanber. fopie ein3eIn
geaeu bic famoanl9e &egierung unb
tbren G6ein / Q6ais bat es baber ME
gefebH.
0er febea Sabren nun foIgte Der
bishe,i9e R6fie MalietoG letnem 9ntel
mad, Der ebenfals WaIietoa bieB uao
beHen @ef4le6t fbon felt laneen Sab
ren bos Snfelrei1 i'm 5tilen Ocean
beberrf9te. Der sreue abnigs mar ben
6reu1bsn midi befDnbers hDIb unb
Iiadie ole ln6eliGen 8erfn6e, vfein"
Noab BON benz ginFutie berfelben 5u be.
freien. Gr erif babel su o1erlei bes
bentli6en Mitteln. fpelGe bas Qebeu
rnb @~isentbam Der 6fem6en ~eefdtrnete
iine bas .peraplabte thlieBli9 bic heuts
f9e Eegierung, ben G6nig ytalietoa
au entbrorea urb an leii1e Sfelle fineti
bisherigeil i0ninonild)en u~ntefbdnpt'
ling, Vameus Saunafsie. lau iebeu.
Wal bate 4ober bod ben ginfinB
linb ben Wnbalg Mdlietoa's uilters
f9dbt. bentt Ct ftieB Safnoleie tpieber
bonn Sbrone aub .ipfroe ibr lino fetne
NnbdneeE fiber mad 4anoeslitttpaufs
grouidmite obgei@ladtet baden. tperu
Der englif@e uno omerifquit9e Ronfni
(@reenebaum) fi6 ni9f Ing Waittel ge'
!egt b6tteu. Dos Nerhdltlib Der Oeuts
tden auf Satloa sur Negtertiug uurbe
bon ba an itaflirIiH Elm imn'sr geipaaiIs
ieres uIb bic 9altnng wtalistoas tpnrbe
10 erobene. eab e oie pentfde Rei@s'
reeisrung Jug aolpag 9lelL ssae yaii1er'
HoI'le sum coupe Oct osnll9en Nelcps'
angegoti9en aa@ Sansoa 3n fsieen.
us niele Diotie poIt ontari, eretgnete
1tg 1eiter 3spugeafdu oet1es i.ou ttd
t'ogl i1o@ eiltfiriaeI iutyo gatio Der b.
mas 70 o'e! Slaue auftOltselte.
G~.ssasealiil lleB oallals oas ailierita.
Ail@ez &JsIueApGMAeg Np&r oerzi0ntQ4ts
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-20

Paneoaf 6 Gobm pettaufen
0eirenfIeiber Is 1870 bili9er als irs
eenb Elm 6aus In Der Gtabt. Dies IN
tein 6urnbug. ileberaeuet gu@i
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~ vile tiete Sorten in 0iten, Bic
Dunlap einsef6icfen. bet Yuneoaf .
SobM.
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Tases . Nealgfeiten.
Sn Iga lh.

MY ottell 6ukNu iIuA9 SDaIgttBlpH~Degee
ben wirb. Son Nem Orleans aus bat
fi@ cine Delegation aat Montgomrp
begeben. UNI ben prdibenten All bepc.
Gen, ieineuR eileeIan ~um3udn6era unb
Der, @lahi NeD DrIeons. Der Wetropole
,bes @iiDenss einen Beiud aMuliniten.
sSu Mttaata, @,eereia. mar Der 1rena.
benz Wnoraag 10 fort, boB bic Mccomos
b~ationen Der Staot id als unaurei9enb
ertuIefen. Sogar pisle Der e%ingeIabenen
@dhe fonnten teine unteriunft finben
unb muBten Stunben lang auf ibre
NablSeiten warten. lnaHgenehm bes
rlibrte es tibrigens auds bob bel ben
Straben. uHo 0dnfer. Deforatiouelt cons
f6berirte Glossei our 8erpeubuns se.
fotirnen tparen anb 0aB bas Bib bes
conf6bfrirten @1.p rdibenten SeHerIon
Danis ai1t nur an pielen Orten ange,
bradt unb init Qrdn1ea geiGmhdt nor.
ben mar ionbern oaB es aud bon ben
alien fDnfDberirtenN eteranen ftiirmii@
begriEt murbe.
Die Stem Dorter rSimesa tbeilt
mil. bob bic Western Union. 3eIes
eraphen s@ei,riAaft 1000 a~ngeReaten
Der Baltimore & Ohio S~eIearopben.
2inie gum /. @opember gefiinoigt babe.
Geraer tbeilt lie nit, bab bic ate Rate
Der D & .. Clinic far 9elesramme bon
Rem Dorf nod @bied0o BON Is Gents
fiir 10 Worte auf 30. Geuts etb6bt NOR.
ben fei.
= Die Sibunsen Der NotiOndI.go
benton Ser Rnisbts Of 2abor in Min.
neapolis bauerrl nod INNER fort, Oh.
elei6 bic meilten Der Delegoten bic
6tabt bereits neriaNea baben. Die bon
Der boridbrigen Convention In Rids
=mpnb aus BEN Orben ausgeHo6enen
@isartenmader. bic gu Der Snter ndtio.
nalea @igarrenmaders Union a.b6rtea.
murcen mieber oufgenommer, gem6b
BEN BON ponberlp in ieinem Sab,es.
beri9te ~9e6uBsrten Aunihe. Sin fi1
gegen bic AnarGiiiem rihtenber 8e.
fdluB, bahinH lantsu6, baB bel 6tras
6~entaraben. um3hgen ber X. of L. &c.
n III NatiOnaIfiaseen nber 6taotsfag.
Gen, aber feline anOere Garben ODER ga.
bleme a~etrassrt perSen oiiriten, ipurbe
nit liz geeen 29, stimmeu auaenotl.
men. Da9egen mnroe hos Nerbot, BEL
p'enies Der K. Of I. ober fonnigen sc.
fen Des Dr6ens, berauiGenbe Getr6nfe
gum Ausihant su bringen, nit 1O4 ae.
geu 49 Simmer aufreht erbalten. Der
Nufrn0 aflf @irfin hfha Miuef{herQ m.i0
perbdnbe oes Orbens wuroe nbselebnt.
ba mon biernon cine G6dOsgnng ber
yntetefen bes DrSens on Der Yaeifies
&atfe befird!et. Die ndGfe Sabress
Contention rOiro Interchangeable tageu.
IN NOd]stter. N. y. iagte bic
Japresuertammlung bee .Ametifani.
ttc9eH Dun10litdfs 8 Weteuifatt.A Dies
teloe ~ etn 9etfraiperbanD 1ler fbierA
l@us . Werelge iino Der Wereine gum
Sdabe Der Ginber u ben Der. 6taas
ten. Der yrdhoeHt Gorbon Derlas ben
Sa9tesoertdpf, aus tDeid9em b~erporgilg,
oaB onr9 Den Uerban0 I'm Sautt bes
Janres tiber $4,000 Gdle bon abiers
qualere.i guy An5eige 9elaugten, uub
DOB ~ iOy. 00O Jdlsa 1bbalfe 9efdbafft
hen o,,f hsn @ntro" y S.r Sn,.;s m.r.;m.
weeea Shiesqudlerei be}irofi. Chen,
faus 5ur untertu6uua gelonaten auf
Mntrag Der @erbda0e 50, 900 Sale bon
MiBbaH6luns poa 6imbern. wOpon in
10000 61aen cine 8eftr0fuua sraieIt
mfirhe m
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Cue Droiuaus

our grbebumg elmer Ropfs unb Mb bas
lorem Steuer, gum unte,bolt Der
etabtuerwaltung fur bas am
20. Jebruar 1888 eus
benbe GiseaIiahr.
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D R. WASSERzUe G.
/ susanGaItitsa.
No. 734 GlnbGt., 9alIas, Stsas.

Srompte aufmerffamisit korrespen1snlen eee
i9enlf. mes16sf mir tle eAsap1pak ~ ElsSk
oin wirb tibetjhsli@ Go. d. tsIfdast. d.
BaHerjns ID EN- SFaoairter { GibIsul 10 geinsg
0fiee1 MT t8idbriser 3rafis tipits ia 4ss<
tisiat lett Sabrtn In Dalai. iissfss
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aluitsisesbon 6amiIien ipsxbsa prsn4t Axs.
ssfibrt. ebtafo auftrdse per pot 9sIsAbsn
ooer feIesrapb. 7,9,sMt
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RESTAU RANT,
eisentbamer bes alter, snberIaffssn
8ag Amiterr, Jiid.0 eys

lille sorten Siidae uno milS Der
Sdiiou.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-07-06

The Sultan's Peck of Trouble Over the
Egyption Decentralization Two Fires.
LONDON, June 27.-Sir James Ferguson,
under secretary for foreign affairs, an
nounced in the House of Commons, this
afternoon, that Turkey had urgently
asked England to consent to a post
ponement until the 4th of July of the
formal ratification of the Anglo-Turkish-
Egyptian convention, and that England
had consented. This was the day for
the ratification of the convention. 1t is
understood that the request of the
Sultan for further time is due
to the fact that the French
government sent note to the Sultan in
which it distinctly refuses 10 accept the
situation which will result from the
signing of the Egyptian convention, and
saws that if the convention be ratified
France will take measures necessary to
protect her interests, which will be en-
dangered by the disturbance of the
equilibrium of the Mediterranean. On
the other hand it is stated, France offers
formal assurance that she will protect
and guarantee the Sultan against what.
ever consequences may result II he vii
refuse to ratify the convention, BY SC
doing. the note says, the Sultan vii
strengthen the ties of friendship be-
tween France and Turkey and protect
his country from the encroachments
and ambition of England. 1t is rumoreC
that the Russian troops are advancing
from Kars as a menace to Turkey.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-07-06
Why Boys Should Not Be Snubbed.

Don't snub boy because he wears
shabby clothes. When Edison, the
inventor of the telephone, first en-
tered Boston he wore q pair OF yellow
linen breeches in the depth OF winter.
Don't snub a boy because his home
is plain and unpretending. Abraham
Lincoln's early home was q log cabin.
Don't snub q boy because Of 8, dull.
ness in his lessons. Hogarth, the eel.
ebrated painter and engraver, was a
stupid boy at his books.
Don't snub boy because Of the ig-
norance Of his parents. Shakespeare,
the worlds poet, was the son of a
man who was unable to write his own
name.
Don't snub boy because he choos-
es an humble trade. The author OF
the "Pilgrim's Progress" was tink-
or.
Don't snub a boy because OF physi-
cal disability. Milton was blind.
Don't snub a boy because ne shutters
Demosthenes, the great orator OF
Greece, overcame q harsh and STAN.
uerlng voice,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-07-06

The Trade Federation to Stand by the
Chicago Strikers.


CHICAGO, H., June 30.-The National
bled this morning. A circular to be dis
tributed to all organizations of the build
ing trades in the United States, was read.
1t announces that the journeymen
tradesmen should be organized under
national council, to look after the inter-
ests of the various crafts in the
building trades, and by wise supervis-
ion in cases Of wages or other
ing the course of events to solution
favorable to the workers, by keeping
them all fully informed of the situation
and necessities of the cases. The circu-
lar then detailed the steps to be taken at
the preliminary meeting at Chicago on
the third Tuesday in September, and
appealed to all organizations to send del
egations to that meeting. The address
was adopted. The following resolutions
were then adopted: THAT in
the event of the Chicago committee
of bricklayers not succeeding in making
a satisfactory settlement with the Mas
ter Builders Association, that this coun-
Gil declare the Chicago difficulty ma
tional cause and appoint committee on
arbitration to meet the bosses; the
power to appoint such committee rest
ing in the hands of the president, in ses-
sion or after adjournment; that in the
event of the failure of such committee
to settle the trouble satisfactorily, the
president, with the concurrence of the
executive board, make an appeal to the
building trades organization of the
United States, asking support, financial
and moral, for the building trades Or
CARNATIONS of Chicago" The conven-
| ton then adjourned until the third
Tuesday in September when the meeting
will be held in Chicaoo
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-07-06
A Disin fecGant.
From the Detroit Tribune.

from the DeCrO1l ITlDuu0.
A most refreshing and cooling wash
for the sick room may be made OF
rosemary, NORWOOD, lavender. rue,
sage and mint-a handful OF each, put
into a stone jar, over which turn a
gallon OF good cidar vinegar. Cover il
closely and let it stand near the fire
for four days. Then strain. add one
ounce OF powdered camphor gum.
Put the liquid into bottles and
keep closely corked. This prepara-
ton is called vinaigre a quartz vo-
leurs. 1t is said that during the
plague st Marseilles band ofrobbers
plundered the dead and dying with
out injury to themselves. They were
captured and condemned to die,
but were pardoned on condition OF
disclosing the secret whereby they
could ransack houses injected with
the terrible scourge. They gave this
receipt. It is aromatic, and is con-
sidered, besides being refreshing. q
disenfectant as we'll as being a safe
guard against Infection.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-07-06

were fired upon by Jerry Baldwin, col
orsd, his two sons, and three other
negroes, wounding Deputies Baker and
Gardner. The negroes then dispersed
and later rendesvoused at q negro
cabin, two miles from town. On learn
ing their whereabouts the officers went
to arrest them. On approaching the
cabin they were fired upon, and one
OF their number, G. W. Higginbotham,
was instantly killed and Constables
John Conger, Gardner and Baker dan
gerously wounded. Conger died the
same night. During the melee which
followed Jerry Baldwin and one OF his
sons and four other negroes were
killed. Great excitement prevails at
Oak Ridge and further trouble is APP
pretended.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-07-06
M,GLYNN WAS MIsTAKEN.
Denial of His Story OF PapaI Nuncio
at Washington.

Denial of His Story of Papa1 Nuncio
at Washington.
BALTIMORE, Md, June 29.-Of all the
utterances made by DR.. McGlynn in his
imprisoned statements to the press in
Buffalo, none attracted more general
attention than that about the establish
ment of papal nuncio at Washington.
DR.. McGlynn proceeded to say ION
the highest authority" that the Roman
church government was DESTROYS Of hav-
ing minister from the Pope accredited
to and received at Washington; that
such minister would be an archbishop,
one of the italian ring" as he put it,
whose presence would be ga fruitful
source of corruption and enslave-
ment for the Catholic Church in this
country" The efforts that have been
made to obtain an authoritative answer
to this allegation have heretofore not
been entirely successful. For the pur-
pose of ascertaining positively whether
any such supposltion was under con-
sheraton at Rome, a correspondent OBJ
tanned an audience with Cardinal Glib
bon. Though greatly adverse to saying
anything for publication, he at last au-
thOrized this statement to be made on
his authority-the highest in the Roman
Catholic Church in America: 'fThe
Holy See has up to this moment eX-
pressed no intention Of sending nun
clio to this country, and the Holy See
does not even entertain such an inten-
-
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-07-06
FRANCE FEARS BOULANGER.

The ex-War Minister Gets an Office That
Will Take Him Away From Paris.
PARIS, June 29.-The newspapers as
sert that Gen. BOulanger was unaware
of the governments intention to appoint
him to the command Of the Thirteenth
Army Corps until he saw the announce
ment of the actual appointment
in the press. The statement IS reiterat-
ed that the appointment was made
for the express purpose of getting Bou.
LANCER away from Paris during the ma
tional fetes and review In July, and by
his presence tempt the people into a
demonstration in his favor and against
Germany. The police have confiscated
the entire issue of picture represent
ing Boulanger as the 'fSavior of France"
prepared for distribution during the
fptes
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-07-06
RIGHTS OR A RUMPUS.
Maxwell Land-Grant Settlers VIII Have
One or the Other.

Maxwell Land Settlers VIII Have
One or the Other.
RATION, n. NJ, June 27.-Trouble Is
brewing among the settlers on the Max
well Immigrant in the northwestern
part of the territory, and the bitter feel
ing toward its claimants is growing
stronger daily. Threats are heard on
every hand, and plans are developing to
resist the enforcement of the ruling of
Williamson. 1t is proposed to make a
final effort to have the ruling reversed,
and a mass meeting of the settlers will
be held at this place on August when
the matter will be discussed. The inter
ests of the settlers have been placed in
the hands of committee. To-day the
following call, headed, shoulder Arms,
Forward March ~ has been issued by
the committee:
''SETTLERs: The so-called Maxwell
grant is public domain. 1t was thrown
open to settlement and entry as public
land in 1874 by the final and authOrita-
tive Judgment of the secretary of the in
terror. This final judgment, settlers, has
never been reversed. For several years
it has been treated for contempt by
spectators and corrupt officials, but it
1lcS IIGNSI
Williamson, after the secretary had pro-
nounced the Judgment Of the land de-
partment final, could not reverse that
judgment. The supreme court did
not dare say in its printed de-
cision, although the matter was
brought to it's attention, that Commits
sioner Williamson could arbitrarily re-
verse the first decision of the secretary
of the interior. The nine supreme
court corruptionists lodged this point in
the interest of the public land thieves.
In pretending to arbitrarily reverse the
final and vested judgment of the secre-
tary of the interior, Commissioner
Williamson committed infamous crime
in the interest of these heightened
public land thieves. Settlers, you
are now asked to submit to
this outrageous crime. Don't do
it. Only contemplate towards
would tamely submit to be kicked off
from public land as trespassers by an
official gang of public land thieves.
Settlers. you are not towards. You
obeyed your summons; obey it again.
Come to Ration in force by the LIST day OF
next August, and if we cannot, in mass
meeting assembled, without rumpus,
get the attention of the nation to the out
rage to be committed by Williamson in
arbitrarily surveying public land in the
Maxwell grant, then by all means let us
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